Sounds at the pond while walking our two Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
All I can say is that I was amazed when I saw this video. It deals with a leopard and an orangutan. That’s all I’ll say for now. Just watch it. I know it’s not a nature sound, but it’s worth a look.
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This is not the usual nature sounds but this was so cute I had to add it.
Two young dolphins creating underwater bubbles with their blowholes. Then they manipulate and play with the bubbles using their nose: They’re spinning them, making them smaller and larger, swimming through them and popping them.
New England marsh April 9th 2008 at Mt. Tom in Holyoke, Massachusetts
Imagine yourself on an ocean beach, your senses filled with the timeless flow of the ocean.Crystalline waves curl and break languidly, sending foam hissing onto golden sands. Later, at a pebble beach, we hear smooth ocean-worn stones rolling on the shoreline. Finally, gentle waves wash up on the beach of a sheltered bay.
Listen to different whales (including dolphins) swim and speak to each other, their magic sounds will fill your speakers. Provided to you for free by NatureSoundsOnline.us. Register FREE to have access to ALL our nature sound podcasts, wallpaper images, and videos.
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Experience a walk in an Australian tropical rainforest.
Fruit doves call from high in the canopy, and exotic birds, such as the extraordinary Catbird, may be heard deep in the forest. Later, a restful symphony of night sounds gives way to the dawn chorus in a lush lowland rainforest.
Nature sounds of nature. The Australian Outback – ancient, mysterious and often breathtakingly beautiful.
Listen to predawn birdsong echoing around Ormiston Gorge, an exhilarating flock of wild Budgerigars, Wedgebills – ‘the windchimes of the desert’, the cries of Black Cockatoos carrying across the plains, rare desert frogs and, under a full moon, the eerie wail of Dingoes.
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Visualize yourself in the early morning hours of your favorite (or imagined) peaceful woodlands. Another free nature recording brought to you by NatureSoundsOnline.us. Whether at home or at the office, we stream nature straight to your PC. Click below to listen to the morning woodland nature sounds.
Woodland Nature Sounds